This looks like a fun thing to try:
http://blog.flickr.com/flickrblog/2007/04/its_coming_24_h.html
Btw, did you know you can post your Flickr pictures here in Ning? I've posted some pictures from my European travels last summer, and Jerome Burg add
I'm currently preparing a couple of global projects for my students and our link schools in the UK and USA. If any other schools wish to join in, you would be very welcome.
Our 12-13 year olds will be making posters to promote the international day
I know you have them: the parents who want you to explain to them why they should allow technology in their homes at all. They're the ones that believe there are no redeeming qualities to the activities in which children engage at home (like IM, My S
Howdy all,
I'm writing from Hamburg, Germany, where I live with my family and teach Computer Science or Informatics, Math and Chemistry in grades 5-13.
I'm excited to see how quickly we've compiled people from a number of continents and I hope we'l
Join in a fun and collaborative project, A Day in Our Neighborhood, sponsored by the Collaboratory Project at Northwestern University! I used to use the Collaboratory a great deal in my classroom, and I particularly like their group themed projects.